An Ordinary Man

An Ordinary Man is a war drama and action film that focuses on a war criminal living in hiding to avoid justice. His only link to the world outside is his maid, who was assigned to help him maintain a normal existence. While their relationship begins with distance and disdain, the two eventually engage in deep conversations about their lives and perspectives. This connection leads to a mutual fascination and a shared understanding, though it leaves the man to struggle with his own conscience.

The film was directed and written by Brad Silberling, following seven previous directorial efforts including Casper and Land of the Lost. The cast features Ben Kingsley as The General and Hera Hilmar as Tanja, with Peter Serafinowicz appearing as Miro. Produced by Enderby Entertainment, Reveal Entertainment, and Lavender Pictures, the movie was a joint production between the United Kingdom, United States, and Serbia. It was made with a budget of 6 million USD.

Audience reception was mixed, with the film receiving a 5.7 rating on IMDb from 3,700 votes and a 6.2 rating on TMDB from 168 votes. These viewer scores are higher than the rating provided by film critics, who gave the movie a 4.9 based on 22 reviews.